This unit focuses
on three categories of activities and tasks
that are designed to give learners opportunities to practice and extent their
use of language, but in different ways. First, the controlled activities gives students repeated practice in accuracy and the form of the target language,
and allow them to make few mistakes. In others words the learners can only use
certain items of language and this activity gives students practice the target
language correctly. Second, freer
activities in which the teacher can predict to some extent what language
the student will need to use. In other words, it is less controlled and students
use language accurately and communicative. Third, free activities allow students to use whatever language thy whish
in order to complete the task. In other words, it is an activity with
real-world outcome that allow students practice in communicating. To sum up, the
productive skills can be classified according
to how much teachers control students´ use of language, but it is not always
possible to categorized activities as controlled, freer or free as it depends
on how teacher uses them. So as future teacher I will use several kinds of
activities to make my classes more interesting to motivate my students.
Bibliography:
- Mary Spratt, Alan Pulverness, Melanie Williams (2001) TKT Teaching Knowledge Test course Module 1,2 and 3
- https://prezi.com/fyfhay4r2zel/unit-17-practice-activities-and-tasks-for-language-and-skills-development/#
- Brian Tomlinson, (2011) Materials Development in Language Teaching
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